Tillamook headlight., January 30, 1891, Image 4

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Published every Friday morning
L amu & Josts,
Pimi KIETOKS.
J oneh , E ditor .
A. mmkiate E ditor .
F. D.
RATES OF SUBSCRÏPT10M.
(•TNICTLY IN ADVANCE.)
ami their relations to each other,
but also in utter destitution of the
intellectual means of combining a
couple of concepts related to one
or more objects of common intui­
tion, ho to speak, and ho warred
with one who bristled with set
forms of speech and could combine
concepts ami fire them off.
The prouiotera of Bay City lutve
Hecureil anti
nre HUpporting a
ADVEKHSING RATES.
paper for that place in order to
per year fq oo i
1 inch, par month
>l.oo
advertise it. If the property own­
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Urol. ”
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ers of this place would expend one-
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Local notices, meta, per line; anti sets, after
the first insertion.
that is being spent for Bay City,
Lost, Found. Wnnfcd, For S.tl<* a i-1 Far Rent
The
notices. Suets for first inseiti n and fl.oo per good results would follow.
month.
imimigers
of
Bay
City
are
deter
­
Legal notice«. Nonpareil. loct p**r line for
first insertion and 6cU per lint for each subse­ mined to build a town there in
quent insertion.
spite of any “old fogies” who may
All local notices will t*e“starred” or otherwise
designated as advertisements
have been there to oppose it. The
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No special position w ill be agreed upon for
same
energy shown here would go
any advertisement. thoiH’h we take '-special
pains to display advertisin ' matter < Te< tiv< h u long ways toward building a
•ad give a* M¥«Mwble poait >n as poesibh fre
quuntly < hanging the bnake up ’ of the paper
beautiful anil prosperous city. An
We inakea special effort to change or re-build
advertlaein-utH as often tii our natrons det.irc, active move, without tiny kicking,
but make no contract to that effect.
and at once, is necessary to keep
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p|.l(,. ¡tl t;le p.a.L Nature has
No cuts will be u cd, ex< .¡a <>ut Un.: < ma on
One year
Six months
Three montila
fl.hO. »
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metal bases.
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We reserve the right to roject any advertise­
ment that we deem objc< tionable.
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T eams : Cush in advtui - for «msll adv<-iti .<
■Mints, and payment is requi ed month
quarterly on large contracts.
Send all money bv dr ift, Post <1 Note, Money
Order or Registered Lett't, at our expense.
Correspondence on topics of general lntere-t
InYit»'!.
Address all cumniiink-atlonr. lo
T h » H kadlight ,
T illamook , or .
M© IMI«
( DF SAK FRAÎWlSœ. )
■B. 0. IV OLA IN
SE IVY,
CITY LOTS,
---------- DEALERS IN----------
FARMING LANDS
AND TIMBER LANDS.
Correspondence Solicited.
drew up a bill asking for 815.O00
to build a road from Jones, mill to
the Coast.
Judge Galloway of
Y'amhill county camo with in ■ to
work in the interest of the bill.
Mr. Manning introduced the bill,
and Judge Galloway staved thru*
or four day» and during this time
we lulxired to explain the advan­
tage» of auch a measure, to indi­
vidual members of the committee
until we thought it would be all
right.
Now, imagine our surprise when
we went before the committee to
done her part in giving Tillamook show the isolated condition of Til-
City pre-eminent advantages over ' lainook county, and the undevel-
would be
liny oilier point in the eouiity, and i oped resources that
ti little judicious work on our part 1 brought out by the opening of the
will maintain her prestige for all road, to have the chairman draw
time to come. Atty delay in the on me the Watchtower of Jan. 31,
in which was portrayed in its own
matter is dangerous.
peculiar language, the multiplicity
A
Tillamook City is now the cen­ of roads in Tillamook county.
tral commercial point in Tillamook stranger would read said pafk'r
county. It is the center of popti-. j and understand the Wilson river
hition; is in the center of and part1 ! road to be finished and and in
TILLAMOOK'S PROMINENT MLN.
Tillamook can boast of some men who
areas i nterprising ns may b<* found in
any community. We bore give short
biographical sketches of a ft-w who are
noted for their eminence an i ability :
General
TDerehandize,
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps
and Notions. Groceries, Crockery and
Queensware. Doors, Windows
Lime, Hair and Cernent.
Hardware and
Nails.
as a pioneer and a miner. He has l»el<l
various positions of honor and trust in
this county and was at the last election
chosen ns Joint-Representative for Tilla­
mook nu<l Y’auihill counties. If ever a
man dest rved such honors from the people
Captain S i 11 well doos His policy on all
leading and important questions is sound
and the people can rely upon his judg­
ment and honesty implicitly. He has
always be-n liberal toward public enter­
prise-, and.is a great friend to the public
HEY have just received an immense stock of general
school system. He i.s now in Salem
attending to his duties ns a Legislator,
merchandise which they are selling at prices never be­
..¡id will honor as well as benefit his
fore quoted in tlii part of the country.
constituency.
Mr. Stillwell has introduced several F ok I nstance :
m:: surcs of ini|K>rtance to Tillamook
B est B rands C alifornia F lovb
S5.00 per bbl.-
i- u-.ty, and is highly esteemed among
his fell w l -gislat- IS as a conscientious
man. and for his able discretion.
Surely, Ti'l iar-; k's interests at Salem
are well represented by him, anil the
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welfare of the state is safe in the hands
of su. h men.
T
for tlx©
STEAAIB R • TRUCKEE>
TILLAMOOK, SAN FRANCISCO ANO tfH PORTS.
Makes regular trips about every two weeks, the weather Permitting.
The fast sailing S tr . T ruckee has been specially fitted up for carrying pHS.
II. It. H ays .
sengers.
Following are the nites:
rgy^topies of this paper ¡neon sale af the
R. R. Hays was born Jun-s 3,
Store off. H Wilcox «1 (’o. stati"n«rN mid news
dealers Occidental hotel building, Portland,
McLean Co., Illinois. Mr. llavs h :s a
BOUND TRIP,
CABIN PASSAGE
»15.
<20.
Oregon.
good education and a practical cx|x-ri.-ne<-
ino- t convenient to the largest area , first-class order,
STEERAGE
of agricultural country; is located
The committee then and there in business. He lias had also a great
CERTAINLY.
so that it may conveniently be reduced the Manning bill to 87,500 deal of exjMjrience as a surveyor, having
Freight, (General Merchandise)
...
»4 per ton.
had charge of an engineering corps outlie
headquarters for supplies for all: and will report it back to the Northern Pacific in Idaho and Montana,
About the foulest piece of new:- -
/hr further information apply to
paper work that has ever come milling and logging industries on house without recommendation, and served ns Comity surveyor here. 11c
. j. H S ibley
under our notion
is jfri alleged the bay and its tributaries, and al- ¡and at the same time threw (.'apt. 1ms done much government surveying in
re ady lias the hulk of improve-| Stillwell’s bridge bill out entirely. Oregon, especially in Tilh-mook couniv.
write-up of pioneer settlers in Til­
He was elected and served one term rs
lamook, by the W atchtower ifthat lueiitH. 'i'hc town-site is the most So you see thin single issue of the County Clerk of this county, and has al­
favorable that can be found and j Watchtower,
plan*. The old settler is simply I a
thriving town is already hero.! wrrr scattered all over the State ways taken a prominent part in-polities.
He has been Chairman of the County
used to feather a poisoned arrow
Vow, let u keep ahead in the House, blocks us out of over $12,- Republican Committee for t‘ past five
aimed at lion. J. AV. Maxwell and
moveiuent of progress. The rail-1500, and it ia my opinion that all years, and occupies that position now.
II. V. V. JOHNSON ,
R. R. Hays, and is being i -ed in
Mr. Hays hns always been n »tatim-b
n was one of the early pio­
'
Salem to einbiirass the j iis.-nge oi read cannot miss this place, mid j that Tillamook gets short of $20,- supporter of public m’.iools an t otliei
TILLAMOOK,
-
OREGON,
neers if Oregon, lie was born at Ithaca,
i shipping facilities by water can be I 000 can be laid at the door of the
in •
a wagon-rood appropriation
matters of public welfare. A 0 w mor. . N. ¥., in i8_3. He was educated ai
M. H.
arson
rop
men in the town like him, and the place Kenyon college and was a schoolmate
which Tillamook and Yamhill art’ made ¡is good an any oil the bay, j Watchtower.
if we all pull together.
| When that paper showed up as would prosper, even if it were built on a
isj
with
Ex-l
’
rcsident
Hayes,
Stanley
mutually interestcil.
There
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I ¡j dpi yeHtC|.(jay among the law- sand-liiil in the middle of a desert
Matthew and others. He studied medicine
such a thing us honoralile uml do-
\\ e aro in receipt ol a well writ- milkers of Oregon, under the cloak ( Mr. Hays is now the popular and effi­ with Dr. Thrall and attended the Medical
cent warfare, but the methods of ten communication from a Tilla-1 and banner of Republicanism, it cient Chief Clerk of the lldu.-e of Repre­
college of the University of New York,
the W’atehtower are as despicable
sentatives, of Oregon
and practiced his profession at Indian­
mookcr who is in Salem, regarding made it hard for our representa-j
as its assertions ami imputations
apolis, until I852, when he came to
the light made against those who lives and friends to make a success
are fur removed from the truth.
(»regon. lie settled in Washington county
NEW HOTEL BUILDING.
were trying to secure appropria­ in the interests of the county.
and served three successive terms in the
—Yamhill Reporter.
tions for Tillamook.
The writer
Thinking perhaps they n
la-gislature. He was one of the organizers
The new hotel building in course of construc­
goes back to the time of Kilchis respect your venerable age mid
of the Republican parly in Oregon and
OTHER CAUSIS.
tion
will soon be finished, and will the most com-
is the author of many’ of our laws that
and Kiiiwumla, handling the sub­ gray hairs, I appeal to them
are
in
force
to-day.
The Bay City Tribune speaking ject in able and interesting man­ through you.
mociious and best appointed house in the city.
He received the honorary degree of
of the probable failure of tin- wng- ner, and clearly shows tile motive
Yours truly,
M. I), from Willamette University and ,
on-roml appropriations for Tilla­ which prompted the opposition to
J. W. M axwell .
l.a p'-aeticed medicine ever since he came ,
mook says:
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having anything beneficial done
to the state. He has resided in Tillamook '
“It is just n little strange how­ for Tillamook. Ilia letter is too
nm
h
of
the
time
since
187)
aud
has
a
WHAT TILLAMOOK HAS
ever that the counties that get the
drng-storc here now and does an otliec
long for publication.
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big appropriations had a member
practice. I r. Johnson stands high in
Picturesque Reentry,
/
on the eommitte.
Of course per­
Over
mile« of ccaH line.
the M sonic Older und is well and favor- 1
The Tillamook correspondent of1 Clam-bed!» til! you can’t rest.
sonal matters had nothing to do
ably know 1 all over the state.
GEORGE PETTIT,
Streams fill’, of trout and salmon.
withit. It just camo their way.” (lie Mi-Minnvilh* Telephone-Regis-
Rich coal deposits on the Nehalem.
TILLAMOOK,
The free road from i A climate an good bn atty on the coast.
This may be the case, but it is i -ter siiys:
probable that the solution given McMinnville via Jones ,*< ('o's mill ' A large and well equipped livery stable.
Plenty of game water-fowl, deer, elk, be.tr, etc.
AVE THE TIME
by the Yamhill Reporter accounts will Iu- a great thing lor this county
Good prospects for a railroad iu the near
I t MKgt’lRES TO WRITE TUE Xl.VI
ftiture.
as
well
as
a
great
convenience
for
|
for the failure.
H on . J ohn W. M axwell .
TERMS: $1.00 jft DAY.
To Vol’« CASTERS TRIENOS
Natural harbors at Tillamook, Nehalem.
people coming from the Willamette 4 | i Netarts
H011.
John
W.
Maxwell
was
born
Dec
and Neatucca.
B y resoixg hiss
This
House
is
First-class in every Respect.
DESERVED (ONDEMNA T1ON
valley, and open up a great section > I Open hill land valuable for grazing and fruit- ,3, 1831, in Fulton county, Illinois, and
T he HEADLIGHT for a tear .
! growing
¡ sjrent his'early days in that state. His
of country which will make fine
F irst - class B arber S hop C onnected .
j One of the prettiest an«! thriftiest towns,Till»-
The American Tribuno, the Kol-
•father was one of the first white tucn
liomcH and develop a section of | mook, in thr •tau
ilicr’s paper published nt Imliau-
Ix.rn in Illinois. Mr. Maxwell serve.I <.v 1
A" «ntrrprl-lnx. proapmu«, contented and
country heretofore almost
I hospitable class of people.
: three years in the Union Army, enlisting
a poi is, pays itH respects to the
| Tide-land and bottom land, the richest and
known.
in Co. K., 7U1 Ill. Cavalry, as n private
Watchtower as follow .
most productive in the state.
and rose to the runk of a captain. He
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A rapid, but healthy grow th and most ptomis
A little weak whipper-snapper
served a term as County Judge of Han
1 illanmok needs iippiopriations ing prospects for the future.
by the name of Johnson, who runs
Many quarter-sectimrs of fairly good govern icock conntv, and held various other
for wagon-i'ornls bad enough, we
a sheet dripping in languiimry
mvut land which may be hml for the taking.
' offices.
all know, ami the 8400,000 paid
Fine tH-cnn beaches at Netarts. Nestucca and
In 18.82 he cam:* to Oregon. IL* was
gore nt Tillamook, On-gon, loses
Nehalem, which are already becoming popular
in to the government for public
elected as Joint-Representative for Till 1
resorts
no op|s>rtunity to abusi* and vilify
land in this eonutv has brought in 1 Vast bodies of accessible timber which is said 111. ok and Clatsop counties iu 1SS.;, an 1
th<* Union »miniers. The irritation
820,000 to the school fund for this1 to be the beat end most valuable in the No:th w as re-elected to the Legislature as Joint
west.
of his stomach, caused by the li'-h-
Representativ.» for Tillamook and Yam­
state. \\ c ask a small portion in
A hsrlior which will be one of the beat on the
Isuies and selles that la* subsists
lie declined the
coMt, when a few thousand dollar« are spent hill comities in 1838.
rt turn.
nomination last year.
improving it.
u|sm, inducen a frame of mimi
(
Half a-docen fine rivers, which with their '
Mr. Maxw ell has always b. m a «bum
which finds no relief except in cop
Mil \ writ s road is a freo road.
Inestimable value for na\ iga
Republican, and while a memlser of tie ‘
ying slander from Id.- exchange-
tion and fl intiug log«
Those built previously by state aid
Legislature did as much work as any
ftcautifu! and productive prairie« which con
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against the men who saved this
are toll romls.
memls. r pies.ut. Hesuccee h'.l in - i.iim.
| tain many farm« suitable for dairying, «tuck
' taming a id grueial agriculture.
Nation. The tirami Army post
the tm.t'Oiappr. priation forth« Maxwell ,
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nt Tillamook recently sat down
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road in this county, and w as the projector
117/T IT E A ILEI).
,f uianv other important measures that
WHAT TILLAMOOK CITY HAS
upon him quite hard.
were made law s. He is an indefatigable '
l-J>. lit aih mm. Although the A good bank
w rker and knows no such words ns fail.
APPLICABLE HERE, TOO.
enclosed letter was not intended I A dtug starr
Mr. Maxwell is very popular iu Yamhill
A Jewelry store.
coil tv as well ns here, mid stands very
for publication, 1 take the reiqmn- A good mw mill.;
Patronite home industry and
high in the estimation of all, regardless of
1
A Fite t'ompauy.
-ibility of milking it public, that
party affiliations.
home institutions. It is wrong to
Tuo new»|*a|>er4.
the people of the county mil) know Several public hail«
send away from Bay t’ity or Tilla­
ju.-t what is the matter.
A beautiful town «tte.
mook county lor anything that
Two photograph gallrrie«.
friend Maxwell over-estimates Coiuiuodloun
warehouse*
can be as well produced or or is to
mv inlluem-e with the manager* of
An excellent school buitdiiig
b<* found in stock here. A stead)
Plenty of hotel accomodation«.
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the Watchtower, and besides, 1
Two aaloon« aud a temperance parlor.
adherence to the proper polii v in
d- n’t know who they are: its pro­ The head of navigation oft tide water
this respect, will greatly strengthen
prietors disown it. and if it had Many elegant and comnivwlious retidcree«.
Good »torrs tn mo«t ever* line of hiiMue- .
the town. A dollar s at away,
“died ft bornin" it would have Public butld u.;» that are aerrdit to any ton n
means a dollar wasted out of tin*
Thriving Odd Fellow. Ma «out«? .»nd <;
*<
been better for all.
lo Igr«
general wealth. Tribune.
OZ“ "! Po**t-manters In Tillamook county
are agents for the II r. \ tu.mii r.
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ZZo'osoxx'Ville
■LARSONU4OUSE>
L
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Boarding by the Day or Week =
Every attention shown to guests, and
no pains spared to make them comfortable in every way.
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BEST ACCOMMODATIONS IN THE CITY.
ade
I lADLEY’S
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l>u. II. V. \ . J ohnson .
TOO MANY concepts
I S ai fm , Out:..
( Fan. 5, IV.» 1.
J. uxgm,
The Klamath Star has the fol D r ii V. \
low mg to sa\ of the Wntehtow.-r:
D ear S ih ;—Can you go to the
Mr. Johnson should uever have , le.mmgcra < f the Watchtower and
engaged in the in wapapcr buri­ : prevail upon them to ¡ top their
ne*. We understand that he v.a- mud slinging until ufter the Legis­
eugagcd by certain men to «slit a lature iu\journs. I do not care for
pap* in opposition to the H kaii - what they sav about uie peraou
i . ight .
Well, the old gentleman ally, an their tirade against me ia
was not only abort of lighting elo­ to my benefit.
quence, but somewhat wanting in
I came over hen* to have intro-
ak*. liuuiltw of
.Lilf.,11. ¡Jut< a 1 liud. work Lur. auulher roail
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JUte .
_ ■UMMJRRT
FEBRUARY 13, 1391
A large i«x-«l trail« trvra th« «nrronndlirg
country.
t*a»ty tuaila and stage« connet ting with the
rnuir ad.-t N nth Yamhill
An entcipri^iug chiaa of clhreut who are de
termilied to b*aitd up the town.
A F oi A s « m UMIoti with ample gftmad* which
will toon be pit in good »hap«
Two churvh««. with th« MvthodM C«th..l>.-«
«n.l Chrutiaw rlrnxm mat tutu rrpre-rn-rvl
AI iuoa I «wry branch rat bu.uma and prnf,-«-
■roa rrp-rw->t«dthat >a accraary to th« writer«
nt an «ntcrprl-inx community
M«nm«r «.nuc-tun with l-»rtlaii<l. th«
Auguatn tad Luwra <>lwn triakln« rrtwta t«^ ,
i
b«.:de> lr«q,>«at vtMtaby othrr amalt a<«ain«t*
Taka It Brvfora Breakfast
The rat appeiiwr. t.-nlc and liver nnlas«
In «■» t n wawe th.n » vean tn tni'iuM |\«,i
“ — a a »> *A Ju :■—* ——^i-..o iu J
JjQMb1 '
Cy cftcivlands
y
Box. W m . D. STEtwru .
Win. Stillwell wa« boni integ-m coun­
ty, Ohio, in 1S24. He •migvMr.l io Ore-
in t<|4. nn.1 has liwd ( b
•inca 1870.
He took an
table part
in the Cayuaa I
th TfG. and
zc/ic
Will Furnish the Music.
& JI 5
V
L,_5Ü
Supper
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at
the
Occidental.
S. S. Snyder,
Floor rçaqager%
A. P. Wilson, j
Uiekers, Include» Supper,
~
$1.50. Admission